Eminem introduced rap listeners to a unique style. The metaphors and wordplay Eminem uses are the best in the world, and his lyrics are also one of the finest of all time. He was the first rapper to rise from the underground battle culture, and unlike Wayne and the other big rappers, he constantly talks about real life.
Nas possesses all of the qualities of a Rapper, although he prefers to be less rigid with the norms of technical rhyming. This looseness allows him to write lyrical substance that is significantly more detailed. He strikes a balance between offensive and assertive and informal, in which you can genuinely learn by listening.
Tupac's music takes you on a trip through his life and ideas. Tupac considers rap as an art form, not merely a means of entertainment. Poetry is more important than nursery rhymes, and intelligence is more important than wit. Even in his light tunes meant just for enjoyment, he has a high degree of creativity.
Jay-Z is a rapper who can be highly sophisticated but prefers to keep things simple. This genuine skill allows him to focus on honing and communicating his message. No other rapper has had the same level of consistency as Jay-Z. Listening to Jay-Z is like listening to a man who has lived his life to the fullest and has a lot of experiences to share.
Sage Francis belongs to the "backpacker" school of rap, which has never entered the mainstream music industry yet packs more value into each song than any other hip-hop sub-genre. The core strength of Francis lies in his imagination and storytelling.
Tech N9ne, without a doubt, has the finest flow of all time. His vigor is unrivaled. He is the one who always uses triplets, intricate rhyme schemes, multisyllabic rhyming, strange time signatures, etc. He refuses to break free from his complication. That's not a major flaw, but if he can get beyond it and improve his storytelling, he will be able to grab the 1st position easily.
Rapper Kool G is a top rhymer. Many of the world's finest rappers consider Kool G Rap their personal favorites. He used the multisyllabic rhyming very early and, at the same time, also maintained the smooth flow that influenced many other people on this list. His breath control, visual tales, imagination, and flow are just a few qualities that have earned him a spot on every "best" list.
Royce has been in the rap industry for a long time; he even wrote for other artists. His most prominent ability is his fantastic rhyming schemes, which you hear less of in his current, more pop-oriented style. His first bar will be extremely short in a couplet, allowing the second bar to be extremely long, and your mind will be blown when it returns to the final multisyllabic rhyme.
MF Doom is one of the most sophisticated rappers a person has ever heard. He does wear a Doctor Doom mask. His lyrics are frequently amusing and witty. Many people attempt to analyze his rhyming patterns, but they fall short. MF Doom is revered by other, far more well-known rap musicians, although he never achieved stardom.
Lil Wayne is a well-deserving candidate on the list. He's been enhancing his technique for decades, using multisyllabic rhyming, innovative rhyme schemes, and many wordplays. Ignore his cheesy auto-tuned rapping in his radio-friendly tunes, and you'll find a talented poet.